An edition of A plea for the poor (1841)

A plea for the poor

showing how the proposed repeal of the existing corn laws will affect the interests of the working classes.

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Baptist Wriothesley Noel, Bapt ...
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An edition of A plea for the poor (1841)

A plea for the poor

showing how the proposed repeal of the existing corn laws will affect the interests of the working classes.

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W. Dugdale
Language
English
Pages
24

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Subjects

Corn laws (Great Britain), Labor and laboring classes

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Great Britain, Ireland

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A plea for the poor: showing how the proposed repeal of the existing corn laws will affect the interests of the working classes.
1841, W. Dugdale
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Cover of: A plea for the poor
A plea for the poor: showing how the proposed repeal of the existing corn laws will affect the interests of the working classes
1841, Dugdale
in English

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London

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24 p.
Number of pages
24

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OL20363991M
OCLC/WorldCat
506491737

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